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I loved the audio read by the author. (hachette audio) Every chapter was more interesting than the one before and the 1st one about birth dates and hockey players blew me away... Definitely eye opening, very smart and clear about what it means to teach. Made me appreciate my family and the environment in which I grew up so much.loved it.
note. I kept wanting to stop the car and write down brilliant one line quotes, which of course, I never did. that's the problem with audio.
about opportunity and practice and luck: "...when the world changed, they were ready." stuck with me still.
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"this is really great stuff. wish it was available in french so I could send it to my dad."
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review of Great Displays for Your Library Step by Step:
"So far this is an interesting how-to book with best practices and where to get ideas and instructions for creating various books displays in libraries. No color pictures, just black and white. "
"So far this is an interesting how-to book with best practices and where to get ideas and instructions for creating various books displays in libraries. No color pictures, just black and white. "
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